Yves Flückiger

Yves Flückiger is an Honorary Professor at the University of Geneva, where he earned his Ph.D. His research focuses on labor markets, unemployment policies, social protection, and the role of universities in resilient societies. He has extensively analyzed occupational segregation, informal employment, and the impact of globalization on labor dynamics. His work spans over three decades, with contributions to topics such as job search assistance efficacy, microfinance efficiency, and multidimensional poverty measurement. Key areas of expertise include public policy evaluation, socioeconomic disparities, and institutional strategies for higher education.

• Education: Ph.D., University of Geneva

His research interests emphasize the interplay between economic structures and social outcomes. Recent studies highlight universities' evolving roles in addressing societal challenges and fostering resilience. Earlier work explored labor market segmentation, wage disparities, and the effects of European integration on Swiss employment. He has advised on policies related to decent work, informal economies, and educational reforms.

Flückiger’s publications address both theoretical frameworks and applied analyses, often combining quantitative methods with case studies. His work on unemployment measurement and regional labor market disparities has influenced policy debates in Switzerland and beyond. He has collaborated on initiatives to improve efficiency in employment offices and microfinance institutions.